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Has anyone tried gambling on unfamiliar platforms maybe learnt through ADs?
I have been coming across 1 of the bet sites that always pops at the top of my phone while I surfs the net.
The truth is i prefers skill-based to chance-based gambling so I can prove and showcase my energies.
But decided to give this a try yesterday because it is a chance-based (online) gambling.
At the level of funding my bet wallet account, I requested to fund with $50 I rethink that $5 would be better as test run in building my trust since it was an unusual/strange bet sites.
I successfully funded my bet wallet, checked on the withdrawal section If there would be an access deny for withdrawal and luckily $5 is the minimum withdrawal rate which I proceeded and was successful. Then I refilled my wallet again and placed my bet.
As the game Kickstarted, I got chances to cash out while the value of my withdrawal fluctuates UPs and DOWNs and I had to place my withdrawal and made a cash out of $6  from a $5  bet.
At this time of a test run and trust level is worthy, I think I can proceed and place a higher amount of bet

This might been seem a drama to some of us here but the truth is that we really have to be careful on how and where we bets because lot of online (chance-based gambling) leaves you with a site of demo with its tools bars and graphics basis all to pin you down with most exciting offers that are not reality.

I don’t think there’s any need for me to go to a casino because of an ad I saw somewhere, I don’t know for others but I prefer to stick with the ones that have managed to build their reputation with forum members and also those that I can have a discussion with directly with their representatives rather than a random site.

I don’t know the type of ads you saw, but if it had anything to do with people flexing how much they made or showing you a live section or a prerecorded video of them playing and winning then you’re in for a deep shit because according to a celebrity confession he said that some casinos paid them to do that type of videos for them and during the process they asked him to use a specific account that will be provided for him and not to create an account himself because the account they’ll give him has more probability of winning, so if they should perform live section they’ll still be profiting which would make their audience want to use the site. So if this was the type of ads you saw that made you try out the site then you’re lucky you were able to get your money out of there.


It was a risky decision to fund a site that you just randomly came across online, assuming you weren’t allowed to withdraw your funds where would you have taken the scam accusation to? And when presenting it what would you add in your complaint? That you saw the site online and decided to give it a try when you have a place with good casinos and you’re even promoting one of them.

Ads is not the problem at times, but inability for users to make research to know if a gambling site is having good reputation online not. Good sites too are marketing their services with ads, I can see many of local gambling sites on ads online. But you are also right, this is what some scammers will take advantage of and Google and some sites will also still help market them for some people to become their victims and be scammed.

I have never participated in gambling on unfamiliar gambling platforms. Also I have not experienced gambling through AD. I have participated in trust casino platform for gambling. Because whenever I get cheated I can publish my cheating documents here. Here I want to know is the gambling platform new? I would also like to know if the gambling site you mentioned is running a signature campaign on the bitcoin forum? If their promotion is on the forum then can be trusted slowly? Moreover, gambling on new platforms will be very risky because the services of gambling platforms will be good with people in the first stage. Whatever you do, check it carefully yourself, no need to involve others.

OP, what's the point of this forum thread?
You are sharing your experience with an online casino, but you keep the casino a secret. Are you afraid that posting the casino name here would seem like you are advertising that particular casino? What was your overall experience with the casino? Was it good or bad?
I can't seem to find a clear answer in your forum post. What makes you think that this particular casino was strange and unusual?
It's normal to have no problems with a small withdrawal. Try having no problems with a very big withdrawal. ;D
Have you ever tried withdrawing several thousands dollars worth of crypto from a casino?

Still this is not enough reason to go ahead making deposit with a huge funds most of the casinos always allows you to withdraw smaller amount but when a huge amount goes into the site they turned out to something else so I will say this is not enough cogent reasons to say you have trust the website you finds popping up on your web browser.
From some post I have red here so far even a trusted and some reliable casino are still guilty of breaking some trust, if that there are some other fellow users who has used and trusted this website we can say it is a bit reliable though can not be 100 percent trusted because we knows how most of these casino's do operates.

You think you are smart  ;D

What if they are waiting for you to make a large deposit before they block you off? Maybe the little withdrawal you are able to do was them trying to gain your trust? After all the warnings and advice on this forum I am shocked that a ranked member like you can still do this stupid move.

The confidence you have in trying out a casino from an ads is no match for mine lol, I can never do such thing, I would rather use this forum to find a brand new casino if that's what I need, if anyone haven't told you yet, what you did is very risky.

You did no single research on the casino, maybe it already have some bad reviews you don't know, but you think deposition $5 is good enough to test the reputation of the casino, even if everything seem normal it doesn't mean the platform is safe.

There is no one talking anything about the casino, maybe they will fold up with your money someday? My advice is avoid depositing a large amount of money on the casino, you never know whats going to happen soon, find a casino you can trust with your money.

No, I will never use a strange or unusual gambling site, just because I don't want take any un-necessary risk and my time is pretty precious and doesn't deserve to be wasted trying to understand some unclear rules or any scam attempt.
Sometimes I receive tons of email "join this new site", "free spins" etc etc but I completely don't care if a site is not well known or I haven't planned to join...

In doubt to your opinion, there is no bond of trust with gambler and a strange site but otherwise, the so other familiar sites where ones strange to everyone but at a benefit of doubt is where it was a wide spread ranged and got a massive built trust.
Such level of attentions was assumed to be gained by adverts as well such as the campaigns right in the forum here but though ones flexibilities to dangling around strange gambling sites shouldn't be a fund of being or to be loose guided about.

Vividly everyone of us should be aware of streamers in the gambling boards whom are tends to demonstrate an unrealistic actions all gazed to attract the masses.

No, I think that could be the worst for gamblers, to try new and unfamiliar sites just because we see it being advertised somewhere else. And I think that probably you are swayed to test it because there could be some picture of famous athletes and you might think that he is a official endorser of the site and it seems legit at the very first glance. It's good that you were able to cash out and not being scammed by them. But in worst case, if suddenly you try new crypto based or even fiat based that might look good in the beginning, cool UI and interface, they could still run and scam you and anyone here. So I wouldn't just try any new sites just because I see some ads on it on google or any other social media. The risk is too high that you might lose your money to them, either scam or the site is rigged and not provably fair.

Ads is an integral part of marketing strategy of most casinos, just like the signature we wear in this forum. Through ads, a wise range of users are made aware of the services offered by these casinos and that is the purpose and nothing more. It is up to the user to decide if the services advertised is suitable or not.

I don't think casinos can support ads showcasing people's winning, rather ads are specifically meant to show the services offered by a company. I know some companies go extra miles to display false winnings that never happened. They do this through popular celebrities.

We can't truly discredit all gambling ads, because genuine gambling sites also advertise, it depends on individuals to carry out due diligence on the sites. I
also recommend checking to see of a gambling site has good reputation before engaging in them, this can be the best method to approach any gambling advert.

Of course we can not overlook how scammers are also taking advantage of ads to pop up sites with the intention of stealing from unsuspecting victims. The OP is lucky to recover his capital and cash out, some scam gambling sites can give you the first winning as a bait to entice you to bet a huge amount before shutting the door in you.

I guess many of us tried some casinos outside this forum, with more or less money, and I can bet that most of us didn't have a pleasant experience. So it's better to stick to this place and BTCGosu, the best formula for staying saving in the crypto gambling space. For the reviews and some protections in case something goes the wrong way.

And we have seen many crazy situations with many different casinos, for sure $5 might not seem like a big deal for many people here, but those of us who regularly roll the dice know that crypto gambling space can be a real wild west situation, whether we are betting with some small or big stakes.

I never tried the casino ads on my phone because I didn't want to risk fraud or other problems. It's better for me to stick with the casino that I'm used to gambling at rather than trying to play at a casino where I don't know whether the casino is legit or shady. If I see the casino, I will try to find more information about the casino, especially looking for that information on this forum. If I don't find any information or there is suspicious information, I will choose to skip the casino. So be careful if you want to try any casino you see on your phone and make sure you can get an honest review of the casino.

I've for sure noticed those gambling advertisements everywhere.  It can be tough to not give them a shot, particularly when they talk up big payouts.  I've even gambled on some platforms I didn't know much about, largely out of curiosity.

But what exactly happened when you tried that unfamiliar gambling site? Did you have any issues getting your winnings out?

There is no name of the casino and the name of the game you are playing, but sometimes there are lots of new gambling advertisements that I often see in advertisements, but I have never visited them before they convince me that the site has a lot of ratings and has a good reputation, even as a small gambler maybe I can also try it with smaller capital to avoid big losses if they cheat me and can't withdraw money from the site.

But whatever it is, this story sounds interesting but might make a lot of people curious, I'm just quoting your words to try it with higher stakes after you win, lol come on, are you kidding with that, everyone knows that every new user will always gets big wins but after he increases the bet in the end he will lose too. I wish you luck friend  ;D

But if you analyze the way the Op presented his post it showed signs of him not carrying out his research before using the site and instead moved to use a little amount to check if they actually allow withdrawals from the site. There are several services that I got to know through ads and I’m still using them up till this day.

We can take “1xbet (which is known for its scammy activities)” for example, if you’re surfing the internet to research there’s a 90% chance that you’ll be directed to that gambling site and most people that use service because of an ad without first carrying out thorough research on it could be tempted to try it out with little amount and when they eventually deposit larger amount they might start having difficulty getting it out of the site, and it could be as a result of the offer that was presented during the course of the ad…

I don't trust Web2 advertising, because I personally met cases when Web2 services advertise outright scam. I do not know why they do it, but as I understand their monitoring system does not determine the advertised sites not only for reputation, but also fraud. On this forum many users participate in subscription campaigns and advertise gambling sites with good reputation. Therefore, even the forum reputation system protects users from outright scam much better.

What is worth secrecy is either acts of illicities or blindfolding to prevent a spread of inappropriate activities. So if there is one, I am on the role playing the blindfolds to preventing inappropriate activity and if you have to share an unremarkable experience, you can go in details but not at most specifical giving a directive recognitions because at times, some persons goes psycho and could deliberately take a challenge of dare with an insight to count it an experience despites the cautious soundings on the go.
So the best is to give a sanctioning warning maybe "a must not try" due to maybe some untrust or its horrible natures of unfamiliarities.

If I must be afraid of one as said, then it is a keen step preventing its wide spread since I am uncertained about the site. Like you said.... "Advertising", that is my preventive measures because it is not worth it as long it remains an unfamiliarbsnd strange gambling site to me. Even the $5 funded on the wallet was a twice thought and considered a sacrifice due to an unreliability so I would say it was a horrible.

Like Cantsay may ask....

Like is said, a lot of it pops on my device as ADs while I surfs the net and then I just had to give it a try all with the goal as we all searches means to cash out 😂 and along side I have no source of domain history, no recommendations and no referrer to account on.

That is definitely why I had to find with $5 which I could tolerate to loose because I am not trust bonded on it.
Meanwhile... I admits it is risky and not advisable to Such endivoirs that is why I could have the threads topic tilted "Easy with unusual or strange gambling sites"

There's a lot of advertisement in my phone too and it seems like the algorithm knows what I'm doing online and that's why they choose to advertised to me. Despite of those marketing campaign, I still not try to register on those kind of sites because I know it's risky and I'm not familiar with the site.

Honestly, I only gamble on a site that is being advertised here and my maximum amount to try the site is only $10. Putting big amount of money should be backed up by the fact and good reviews, don't rush yourself to deposit big since you are still in the testing period.

Trying new ads gambling sites is usually with caution. If you can't be patient to do your research and check reviews on them then you should be ready to risk your deposit outrightly because you can send money and not have access to get the money back. And by any means, deposit the minimum amount for the trier but bear in made to use the money as sacrifice.

But I won't risk my money on a gambling ad that no body recommended to me, I would rather use those on the forum.

Maybe not, I've seen several of my friends install games advertised on social media, such as Facebook, Twitter and other social media, which ended up being a scam, Generally, you can find many foreign gambling platforms in the Play Store, so be careful with every foreign gambling platform that is spread in advertisements, most of them are irresponsible.

foreign gambling platforms that are currently advertised, many platforms are being tested, they appear suddenly and disappear as if swallowed by the earth, so it would be better if you don't install the game, gamble on platforms that officially advertise here, maybe that's better, don't be fooled by demo games that seem to make a lot of money, in fact they are lies.

Yep, I try coins.games through their ads here via signature campaign. I use their campaign as assurance that they will not gonna run and until now I’m still happy with their platform due to their bonus structure.

I’m not saying that everyone should copy it but it’s still good to venture on new casino especially if they offer a bonus that you really like. The time I try coins.game is when I become restricted on bonus to winz.io while they offer same wheel based game to their promotion.

Starting little shows caution, but you should be cautious beyond first bets. Online gambling sites, especially those advertised, use psychological tricks to attract participants. Visually appealing interfaces and shifting win-loss scenarios might give a false sense of control and constant wins. Profit is their main goal.

Starting with $5 and making $6 is beginner's luck, which draws players into betting. Your logic and skepticism are admirable, but how much can one trust a profit-driven system? Value fluctuations and quick withdrawal may seem appealing, but they may be a strategy. Remember that the house always wins in chance-based gambling. Beware of online betting platform risks and psychological traps.

- When it comes to ads or seeing somewhere, then im not really that a fan on clicking up those ads randomly- not unless if my curiosity as its on peak then i might reconsider.

Its not really that bad on testing out new sites and just really that wise that you should really be only throwing out a small amount of money if you've decided to make some bets
on the new site that you are really that able to see on somewhere. Being new doesnt automatically means that it is a scam. I cant blame out people on why they would really be that too
sensitive on touching up with new platforms which its understandable. If you could be able to take the risks then proceed but if not then just simply avoid.

There are really that those new sites are really making some external ads and exposure or something that it isnt found on some certain place.
Being new into our eyes will really be considered to be new and something that we need to be careful, in for you to verify things out if they are legit then
testing out waters with small amounts would be the key, but be careful because small amount withdrawals arent that a solid indication that they are legit because they are paying.

I'm very suspicious of all pop-up ads, primarily because they could be phishing sites. Even if the site seems trustworthy to you, there is always a chance that your cookies will be stolen and further actions will continue on your device without your knowledge. You don't erase cookies every time you click on links, do you? You provide access to your card or wallet, not realizing that the input history may be retained by the site owners. I would be very careful with pop-up ads; it's not for nothing that our browsers often have a single add-on that prevents this.

OP you are just lucky, not all ads can be trusted, most times they are trap and if this was one of them you would have walked straight into the trap, you gamble your way to finding a new casino website, this is a wrong move, if you know what's good for you, do not repeat the same thing again, you can land in bigger problem if you are not careful in future.

Mind you, I will like to know the name of this casino, there is more than many people know about online security, there might be someone on going in the background that you don't even know, like what @lovesmayfamilis said, make sure you don't drop any information for the casino, do not pass KYC yet, you need to do some investigation first.

If you are able to withdraw it makes no difference, they might be after other things than you know, I dislike this manner of approach with new casinos, your device might be compromised already, stop clicking on ads, it's a not a safe thing to do.

No. No reason why I should even visit them, let alone play on them when there are tens of well-known and reputable crypto casinos in the forum. In the first place "unfamiliar" platform is already something you should avoid especially in instances where money is involved. In this case, gambling. In the first place, most casinos offer basically almost the same game so there's really no reason why you should go visit unfamiliar casinos. If you were banned from playing then maybe, but again, there are a lot more reputable ones than weird ones out there.

You should drop the name of the casino so we can check its reputation, I never played on new casino that I stumble on sites I'm visiting, I prefer to play on casinos with an official announcement here, with active representative here and with good feedbacks coming from the community, its hard to be experimental in your approach when it comes to casinos.

It will only be ok if you're testing the site or exploring site but not with a huge amount, in your case you did the right on only depositing $5 I believe its a money that anyone can lose and test the site, since its not a big amount, but I recommended if the site is already ok based on your experience you should still wait out or checked for more feedbacks and see if the positives outnumber the negatives.

Why try a new gambling site? I don't really trust most of the advertisements I see on social media when on my phone, I just see most of them as scams, so when I see a gambling site advertisement like that, I don't even try to open it or give it a trial. If I will be trying out a new gambling site, then it will be recommended to me by maybe a friend or someone I am close to, and the person must have been using the site for a long time without experiencing any issues. Then I can decide to give it a trial, but if I can just see ads on my social media, then I cant even try it.

I hope you know that some gambling sites will allow you to withdraw small amounts after winning, but when you decide to make a withdrawal after winning a large amount of money, you won't be allowed to withdraw. So what you have just done doesn't mean a gambling site should be trusted. I am not saying the gambling site is a scam, but you just have to be careful. Because they passed your test doesn't mean they are a trusted site, they might still end up disappointing you in the long run.

The trust for a fresh casino, that popped up on your screen, shouldn't be immediately. It's good to test the depth of a river before swimming. Next time, check through reviews on top gambling review sites, instead of depositing money and withdrawing. Crosschecking on the withdrawal, customer service, provably fair is also important. Because withdrawal works fine, doesn't make the casino cool, they may be having some loopholes elsewhere. Which you'd not notice as a first timer. Reading reviews will reveal every necessary information about the casino. There, under the comments, users are allowed to share any experience; good and heinous. Newbies, it's great to look into the idea of OP. He's actually did the right thing for players looking to risk $5. For players who don't wish to lose a dime to any casino, wants to make their first deposit on a trusted casino, no need trying a pop ad. Some players can make a mistake alongside, maybe it works the first time, and once they deposit huge amount the casino can begin to malfunction. Even in review sites, fresh casinos shouldn't be trusted, not even a dime of ours should be used to test their services. Doing our research won't cost us a dime. Then, moving ahead to deposit funds and play games with no trust issue, is still great. Op's idea can always leave us thinking of other risks, perhaps we ain't carefully informed about the services of the casino. The disputes they've faced with customers.

There are tons of ads you can encounter while surfing but the majority of the people who know it's just ads are not signing up just to test them, users usually click X when they see it's just an ad.

But those who read a recommendation or a post on the forum sometimes make me interested in a casino.  Bovada Casino was posted somewhere and I was curious why is not in the Bitcoin forum when its accepting cryptocurrencies, only to find out the casino restricts a lot of countries.

First of all what is this site you are reffering to? Care to give us a link? Secondly did you think betting 5$ and winnings gives you the real sense of trust of these sites? I think most of the sites that are advertise through these random sites are fake, mostly rigged. Try to bet a higher amount and test how trust worthy it is. Winning lower amount can be seen as a bait to bet more as it attracts gamblers into betting. Also please do give the site link, I want to test it myself.

Maybe from forum user it’s true but there’s still tons of naive user surfing the web that always being baited to click the ads once they are targeted due to their interests. This is why ads is still being use to drive traffic because there’s still a lot of user that click ads even accidentally or intentionally.

The too good to be true bonus is what makes this ads successful on converting click bait user to become a real customer. There’s still toms of newbie in scam accusation board that still being scam by depositing on shady casino without doing thorough research.

You think you're smart because you deposited $5 and withdrew $6. Wait until you deposit a huge amount or when you win a big amount of money, then you would be lamenting and be crying for help. What I'm trying to say here is that, did you take your time to carry out some research about the gambling platform before signing up and depositing fund? Did you read, understand and accept their TOS? What is their trust rating? These are important questions that shouldn't be ignored.

I don't trust new casinos with little or no information here or get reviewed from trusted review sites, It is high risk because there are casinos launched that just want to scam people through their huge bonuses, there's a risk playing in casinos and the risk doubled if you do not know the status of the casino if its trustworthy, so I don't agree with you trying out new casino you see through banner ads.

If the casino is really serious about launching its platform and introducing it to the gambling community it can do that through forums and asking review sites to review its platform it's not only proper but it works for big and small casinos.

Likewise with most of the gamblers in this forum, it is unusual on my end to engage with gambling site advertisements especially out of nowhere. Reputable ones are the platforms which I trust. But I do get why those ads are interesting; rewards and bonuses for sure. However, there are times wherein things on the ads are not really existing once you register on their site. Sometimes those offers are just to catch the interest of their audiences. I also tend not to click on those 'coz there are tendencies for a virus or malware if we won't be cautious of it. If you are looking for a new platform to engage with, I would only choose among the known platforms in this industry unless you're an experienced bettor.

I hardly trust a casino that doesn't have official ANN in this forum, yeah if the casino is only accepting fiat, there's no reason for them to post it here. But that's why I don't want to gamble in fiat casino since there's no place to see a honest review about the casino.

So if I had a bad experience with the casino, I can't seek an answer when they didn't respond my message in email or live support.

Trying unfamiliar casino ads will one day get you scammed by those casinos. 1xbit has been buying ad spaces and using media brokers to advertise their casinos which newbies who haven't read their scam accusations were the ones victimized.

It's not easy to attract crypto users in crypto casinos through the adnetworks. If it were, the casinos wouldn't have to do a signature campaign in the forum. I rarely see crypto casinos on adnetworks though but if google allows the adverts of crypto casinos, there will be a massive adoption in just a few months.

I have not tried that because we have been reading about a lot of bad experiences of people getting lured by new casinos with their unusually high bonuses, which turn out to be fake casinos, I prefer to play on fully established casinos, instead of exploring a new site without knowing what to expect, I prefer to just verify what the reviewers and the experiences of other players based on their post here in Bitcointalk, it saves you time and money.

You're just lucky that you've encountered a casino that looks legit but there are many old and new casinos that just advertise their platform but don't want their platform to be reviewed by legit reviewers or create an announcement here so people can investigate and test the platform.

Would be that just normal that they would really be putting up focus on this forum considering that this place had the most crypto traffic on which it would really be just that normal that they would really be putting up the focus on throwing all possible ways on marketing. Signature campaigns might already generic or all but hey, it works! These companies wont really be considering on running or having one if it wasnt really that relevant on the first place. Agree into those points above that usually newbies are the ones who do get easily scammed due to easy dealing up on things that they are
really able to see or encounter without doing any proper research then most likely they might be ending up on a scam platform just like on 1xbit.
Although not all the time but high chances or probabilities would be there, so better be careful.

It could be a new gambling website that are still looking for customers but I will like to know what prompt you to check the platform out, are they offering free spins or deposit bonuses? Because you are already active on this forum and its been long now, are you staying you can't find a new casino on them is forum if you want?

There must be a reason why you choose a casino that has no announcement thread on this forum and go with an ad instead, I hope you know what you are doing, it's not a safe practice at all, what if the ad consist of malicious code? You would have turn it on when you visit the ad yourself, it's not a safe thing anyone should do online this days, scammers are on high alert looking for their next victim, you can't be this reckless.

I personally don't trust any ads anymore, I have a laptop that got corrupted all of a sudden some days ago and the last thing I did was click on a discount ad, I really wanted to see what that's all about and my laptop instantly open many tab in my browser, later I started seeing funny behaviours happening on my laptop.

Be careful of ads online avoid clicking on them to avoid stories that touches.

That is a good advice to try new, strange or unusual gambling platforms with low amounts of money to test first, so you don't lose a considerable sum of your funds for a potential scam scheme. However, keep in mind that scammers might be also aware about this method used by gamblers, so they do allow small withdrawals without any issues and at any time, but as soon as you start trying to cashout higher sums of money, they don't pay you. This is a possibility, and a very common practice among ponzi schemes, which operate on the same model of a scam casino, which doesn't profit from the bets customers make, but from seizing the deposits made by them.

Think before going for big deposit. Try to analyse and find if the platform have got anything better than the list of trusted gambling platforms. If so, going for it is fair. If not it is kind of risking your money. The competence is high and so marketing is done through all possible ways. We can't directly term the platform as fishy, but according to me trusted platforms were the one promoted through our forum. I haven't encountered any problem using different gambling sites promoted through our forum.

The problem with creating accounts at unknown casinos is that they may be doing selective scams and you won't know, besides, when you create an account and make a deposit of little money and win very little, they will allow you to withdraw to If you think that the casino is very honest and trustworthy, then they expect you to make a big deposit and play and if you win a lot then they will confiscate all your winnings including your deposit and they will block your account and you will have nowhere to complain. to accuse of cheating and multiple accounts. Then you will complain on this forum.

another thing has to do with doing kyc in many suspicious casinos, when a person keeps creating many accounts in many new casinos then that person is risking having to go through kyc in many new casinos and with that they will run the risk of one day seeing their documents all over the internet and until you are accused of a crime because a criminal committed a crime and used your documents in the act of the crime and it takes years to prove your innocence, in many casinos they cannot prove the innocence of the person whose documents were leaked. I prefer to use only a few old casinos

In fact, the first users of new gambling sites always bear great risks so no one knows whether the owner of this gambling site will be fair to customers or not. In my opinion, there is no point in taking unnecessary risks, because other gambling sites offer you the same terms of service, but already have some reputation, so you can reduce the risks. In general, I prefer not to take unnecessary risks, because gambling itself carries enough risks.

If it were a new site, I wouldn't register myself and deposit some money because it's too risky. We don't have much information about the casino, so it's better for us to look for information first so we know whether the casino site is safe or a scam. I'd rather close the ad straight away than there will be problems later if I register on that casino site. But I might look for information about the casino site, especially in this forum. If there is already a representative in this forum, it seems safe because if we encounter problems, we can ask about it in this forum through the representative.

It's really careless and how could you be tempted by a gambling site where the gambling platform is not clear.
And here I also can't stop thinking about the tests you carry out to find out whether the gambling site is truly safe, behaves fairly and is responsible for its visitors. How could you test it just by doing this?


Because gambling sites that are fraudulent also have a system and rules to deceive their customers, it is impossible for them to cheat visitors who are playing on their site for the first time and even more so if the visitor only makes a small deposit. And when the visitor gets a small win, it will definitely be given because this amount can still be borne by the gambling party and the other aim is to create a sense of trust in the visitor towards the gambling site... so that the visitor will give the impression that the gambling platform is indeed safe and can behave. fair. However, when the visitor has made a high deposit or the visitor gets a high win, then that is where the fraudulent gambling platform will act by blocking the user's account.

So this is where we need to be careful in choosing and sorting out the gambling sites that we will visit, assuming that the gambling sites that you encounter are quite foreign to your ears, then that alone should be enough of a warning so that you don't visit those gambling sites.

Yes!
My bets are generally based on sporting events, mainly football and F1, which is where I have the most knowledge and because they are the sports that I like to follow the most.

However, I confess that I also risk eventually playing something new, either because the advertising was very good, or because the bonus was advantageous, or just out of curiosity to understand how a certain game worked.

Honestly, I've never gotten along with strange or unknown games, but I don't regret spending the little money I invested in them, as it's very interesting to discover new games.

there are many of them with the minimum amount to withdraw but i would rather be betting on a platform known to the users in this forum than somewhere new regardless of how small the amount is than regretting i can't withdraw them anymore.

let's say you win big in that platform and they suddenly say you are to submit KYC and then invalidate your documents. that would be another case where you just exposed yourself to a platform.

I would never trust my money with unfamiliar sites whether its even one dollar because never feed the scammers which is what they take it for granted and keep doing it.

But I do have experience with strange gambling sites so-called fantasy sports which I personally feel is unusual because we don't really know how the points, leaderboards, and things like that are calculated, or at least without complete transparency still I had the urge to try it and tried few times too but didn't make any money at all even though I had a decent score but that is what the game is about and its spreading like a wildfire especially in fiat-based online casino apps.

Yes, reading reviews and asking question is better off, than testing waters with funds. Some aspects of the casino, will be ok, definitely, while other sides of it won't. Without reading the reviews, we won't be able to detect those malfunctioning aspects of the casino. This forum is great for some casinos listed in the Ann section of the gambling board. But, other larger gambling communities still serve a better purpose. Unlike the forum, where every casino we see use crypto as a payment method. The ads we see pop up in our screen, may not have a cryptocurrency payment system, hence, finding such casinos here will be difficult. I'd prefer reading random review sites and the comments of players using the casino, matters. Once, I notice the casino is fresh or new, it's always a red flag. A quality casino must have withstood the test of time. So, more reviews would be made available for new customers to read. And problems users have encountered with the casino and how the casino resolved the dispute also helps in convincing a potential customer to deposit funds.

After hearing what online gambling sites have done to people, someone would someday want me to click on any of them because it is being advertised on my phone.

I trust myself to be the last person to click unusual gambling site, I am not familiar with. This is not the time to test on any online gambling site because they give out money in an easy way if you should partake in their gambling games.
 
The better idea for this is to stay off completely from unfamiliar online gambling sites rather than trying luck on them to check whether you would make some money from them. It is not going to work for your notice. If that's what you think(they would rather collect from you).

Trying new and strange sites with little amount sounds good but then it should be amount you are willing to forfeit should it turn out that you are una able to get access to your funds probably after funding and placing a bet because some of this sites without reputation can be sometimes very funny.

I personally don't even give them a trial until I make sure they don't have restrictions that for what reason so ever I can't access my funds before proceeding to fund my account, if they made KYC mandatory, then I will have to see if I'm comfortable with their KYC requirements then I will try them out but otherwise I don't usually try out new and strange sites I prefer to stick with the reputable once know to me already.

The negative side of the gambling site was some small gambling site will advertise in all the social media.So we can't sure which is the legit and which is scam by look.So most of the time I had request my gamblers friends to check the gambling site before using it.This will eliminate the scam gambling sites at the entry level,incase you get into some gambling sites by advertisement on mobile applications.Need to check atleast once before deposit of the money to the gambling site.The important thing was we are using real money,So each and every dollars was important which can be used to other purpose instead of random bet on some random gambling sites.Even a dollars loss in the random gambling site will be considered to be the loss for the gambler and it can be used for the one day expenses.

You are right. That could be basically tricks to gamblers entrustment with the system is ponzi scheme.
@SmartGold01, If you got me convinced then I will undertake this to be that the site could be targeting on a totality of accumulated funds in the gamblers wallets and then the system could go compromised.
The experiences to life is learning trying, risking and learning new things.
So I have had this side of experience too but not worth ful because my heart beats towards it ever since I brought this here and I have also tried to consult some gambling colleagues if ever learnt about the site but all said Nil.
However, I would say it was a fun but I am ain't doing any.
Instead of having fun betting on such gamble that I am not sure of it reputations with no assurance to reality gambling of proffering me profits to winning then I am dearly wasting my treasury investments.

I tend to stick with known games and casinos. By choosing a relatively unknown game, or a new casino, you're putting yourself at a disadvantage, much like a video game player who starts a new game or a driver who sits in a new car for the first time. As a gamer, you won't jump into a ranked game on your first day because you need to get to now the game. As a driver, you won't go to a race in a new car because you have to do some casual miles first and get comfy. In a new game or a new casino, you're thrown into the fire. Why wouldn't you rather play what you know?
For me to move to a new game or a new spot they'd have to make it worth my time.

I agree.As long as I am happy in the casino where I play and that casino satisfies all of my desires with having instant withdrawals,huge amount of slot games,sport betting sport book,giving weekly and monthly bonuses no matter how many ads I see through my surfing in the net I would have 0 motivation to go and register to such site.

Why should I go to a new site when the old one is giving me everything I need?I see no point in doing so unless the bonuses are better and even so I have to wait to see some good reviews before jumping on board,it is all against me in theory so I stick to my preferred websites.

I understand perfectly what you say, because I also think in a similar way. If there are already many trustful and reputable websites around, why should I go for a brand new or unknown one without reliable feedbacks and reviews yet? Of course gamblers are always looking for something new to try, because they get bored really fast from one site or another, so at some point they will be accessing this kind of casino, but for me it's just not happening, as I tend to access few casinos only, probably due to not betting too often, so I don't get bored by playing at the same platforms.

Exactly. Bitcointalk forum can be a handy spot for frank reviews of betting websites, I've noticed that.  Folks tend to lay out their experiences bluntly, whether positive or negative.

Thus, if a new gambling site has captured your curiosity I'd surely suggest checking out some forum discussions first.

This is a good way to test the platform and its functions.  We do not need to deposit huge amount of money for the first time to test the site.  I am glad that the site is able to let you withdraw but this does not mean that it would be that easy, this can be a bait to get the trust of the player and then later exit scam when people are depositing millions of money. 

If the site is long been created, we can look for an honest review about the site to confirm our previous experience before going all out trusting the site.


I highly agree, since it was an unusual site from gambling ads, we must always be on guard and vigilant for possible negative user experience.  Never trust the site instantly and if there is a way to check the credibility without depositing any amount, that would be better.  Check different review sites to verify and confirm the credibility of the review.

Why do I even have to try out a new gambling site that I know nothing about when I already have a trusted gambling site that I have been using for a long time? There are lots of scam gambling sites now, and I don’t think your test is enough to judge that they are legit sites. If you won’t mind dropping the name of the gambling site here, maybe anyone might be using it or have any experience with the site. Just moving from one gambling site to another is risky. Since you already have a gambling site that you trust and they offer you everything you need, why look for another site again?

Familiarity and comfort play a significant role in our online experiences. But I think it's reasonable to consider exploring other options, even if you're happy with your current casino. It's always wise to compare and contrast different providers. Exploring other options allows you to assess their security protocols, customer support responsiveness, and overall reputation in the industry.

The online gambling landscape is constantly evolving, with new features, technologies, and game variants emerging regularly. By exploring other casinos, you'll stay updated on the latest advancements and potentially gain access to innovative gaming experiences that weren't available on your current platform.

The good gambling sites with the loyal environment will be survived in the market without any advertisement to reach the people.This type of the gambling sites will have the referral involvement of the gamblers.The one gambler who get the satisfied environment from the certain gambling sites will surely refre to their friends.So the number of gamblers to the society will be increased without any effort for the digital marketing by the gambling sites.The strange gambling sites should be avoided by the gambler for the safety of their money to the gambling sites.If the gambler used the reputed gambling sites.So he won't face any withdrew of their winning money after the big win from the gambling sites.The most important thing ned to considered by the gambler was the reputed gambling sites.

No, I have never tried other sites that I think are strange for gambling because I am afraid of fraud or my data will be hacked so that the finances in my account become unsafe, I always use trusted casinos, especially the one I advertise now, namely Stake.com, I I have never tried other sites because I am comfortable at this casino which always provides attractive offers and many types of games that are not boring.
stake.com is trusted and well-known in various countries and has many users.

My advice to the OP is that you don't occasionally use gambling that comes from strange advertisements. If you suspect this, you can block the advertisement so that it doesn't appear on your cellphone anymore. If you want to use a new casino, it's better to use a trusted casino on this forum and share pleasant experience when making a fortune at every casino you use.

Why would we need to click on random ads , signup, deposit and gamble on sites that are completely unknown to us ? I would have never done that.
When we already have so many known and trusted sites, i don't see a reason to risk our money and deposit on the unknown gambling sites.



Are you saying that you funded your wallet and then withdraw it without wagering ? This is strange becasue ussually the gambling sites won't let you withdraw without wagering.

Also, you did not mention about KYC at any point, meaning that was a non-kyc platform where you could withdraw funds even without doing the KYC  ???

I used to do this back then, hoping i'll get better chances at winning, and nothing changed. It only became a lesson for me to stick with the casinos I regularly use because I eventually ran into a casino that made me regret trying their site. I'm not against trying other gambling sites, but you have to pick carefully or at least take your time in checking the casinos before depositing because not all of them are budget-friendly like the others.

I'm curious about the casino you've been trying and the coins you're using, especially since you're gambling with $5 or $6. If you're using Bitcoin, the transaction fees might make your winnings negligible.

While it's understandable that you're in the experimental stage and not depositing a significant amount, I'm interested in knowing the rationale behind trying non-reputable gambling sites when reputable ones offer a variety of games. From a general standpoint, it doesn't seem to make much sense in my opinion.

Nowadays there are so many gambling sites and casinos that it is very difficult for a gambler to find a proper and safe site. Most of the time such members who are new to gambling are exposed to wrong gambling sites that cheat gamblers. Gambling is already very risky so I have no desire to make this risky game more risky. For gambling I will prefer the site which is more reliable and trustworthy. I have no experience of gambling in normal gambling sites because I am involved in crypto currency and through this forum there is a lot of information about gambling sites so based on that information I prefer to gamble on those sites which are safe. Since I have premium gambling sites, I have no need to gamble on normal gambling sites.

There are lots of advertisements popping up on our cellphones, especially for local online sites. if we don't filter it, more will come. to be honest, I'm not that interested in opening it and checking it out. in this discussion, especially for gambling sites that are unusual and strange. But in fact, quite a few people are interested in visiting and trying it, regardless of bad scenarios or the risk of rogue casinos.

The proof is, the advertisements keep appearing. Whatever OP does to ensure safety when playing, as written in this post, there are actually many methods we can do. However, there's nothing wrong with the steps OP took. However, if we already have several favorite casinos, why bother researching and trying casinos from advertisements that haven't even been tested at all. although in fact, everyone is free to do as they wish.
The point is, what is the essence of what we are looking for if we already have a trusted crypto casino in the community. For me personally, whatever gamblers do or as in the title of this thread, it all comes back to each of us. no one forbids you to try it, nor does anyone forbid you to ignore it.

That's a chance I can't afford to take, I've had a previous experience with an online scam casino, just like you, I usually see the ads pop up and I decided to give it a try but the end result wasn't as like yours, I made a win on the site but wasn't able to withdraw my funds, I tried and tried and even tried contacting their customer service to no avail, I even tried calling their toll free number but still no way and that's how I love my money to those thieves, so I can never take any chances again, if I'm to try a different casino from the one I'm currently using, it needs to come highly recommended by someone I trust.

Yes, I follow the same procedure when it comes to new casinos.... because there are a lot of scam sites out there. I will also Google the site name + scam and see if it was reported by someone, before I try the site.

A word of caution though..... some scam casinos will "bait" you with small withdrawals, but the moment when you deposit a big amount and you want to withdraw it, they slam you with withdrawal issues. (claiming money laundering suspicions)

A lot of these smaller casinos will also stall large withdrawals after a big win, because they do not have the cash flow to payout large wins.  ::)

Most of these new gambling sites offer uncommon bonuses that look very attractive. Some of them have good intentions and want to build a good reputation in the gambling industry but others might just want to deceive people and scam them. When I see such ads the first thing I do is to research the casino to determine how reliable they are. I will check if it is registered and the licence that it carries. The next step will be to read the terms of service. But to save yourself from all this stress just focus on casinos that have a presence in the forum. This is because some of these sites that review gambling platforms are not trustworthy. Casinos in this forum are well monitored and members of the forum will be able to report any problem they experience in the casino.

That's why it's important to do research before playing gambling because if you really want to gamble safely, you should be able to do research first, like you did, whether the site has a reputation or whether there are negative reports on the site. If the site looks bad, you should stay away from the site because in many cases they will stopping withdrawals made by users and making it appear as if the user is guilty for not following procedures.

Even though the fact is clear that casinos do not have cash flow and in the end, the casinos have to commit fraudulent acts, usually this is done by small casinos because if it is done by large casinos it will clearly damage the reputation of the casino and it will be difficult to rebuild the reputation of large casinos that have been lost. woke up a long time ago. The point is to do research before gambling, don't be tempted by the bonuses given.

Does it work? Of course not, because when you search whether the site is trustworthy or not it has committed fraud or not it is very difficult to provide statement that suits your wishes.
The only way to find out whether foreign site is trusted or not is to see whether there are many active accounts with large bet amounts or not and when you find that the site has quite a lot of active accounts with large bets then there is possibility that they can be trusted.
But trusting foreign sites is very difficult and there will always be doubts when playing there for bigger amounts of money.

It not just about withdrawals but also about winnings, when you first register and play we are sure to get earlier wins but when it been while then that when we experience series of unimaginable defeats.
These are two ways that shady casinos attract the interest of gamblers and can trust them little at the start but if you have used large amounts of money or bets then we will never be able to win easily and when we win we will never be able to withdraw it easily.

Yes, that the main reason they don't have sufficient bankroll and can't pay every gambler winnings, that why some people never recommend betting large amounts at small casinos because of the possibility of failure to withdraw when winning big.

At least reading reviews and asking questions about the casino can give us more knowledge so that we can choose the casino to be one of the casinos on our list that we can use for gambling. But if by reading the review, we don't find anything good for us or we feel the casino is not good for us, we can leave it and look for another casino. There are still many casinos that are suitable for us, so we don't need to rush to register and deposit money because we have to be really careful in choosing the casino. We also still have more time to research every casino we come across, especially if the casino is on this forum because that will make it easier for us to get the information. Members of this forum will definitely provide reviews of the casino so that it can increase our knowledge.

You know, there's no need to do what the OP does, testing something like that; you don't need to do that or risk a little bit just to verify the legitimacy of the casino site, because, as you know, scams are surfacing around the net and they mostly do that, flagging their platform anywhere just to attract potential users or players, so it's common sense to be hesitant about something like that. If you are a wise gambler or player, then you would not trust a platform without validation. The validation doesn't need to be like that; you could verify a platform by reading their terms and conditions and also to see if they are certified to operate. What the OP does is risky; the amount is not too big, but still, with that method, you can't fully determine its legitimacy. What if in the second withdrawal it fails or it turns out to be a scam? Just the first withdrawal is bait.

Hmm, that is kinda weird IMO. So, you're saying these guys might be pulling a scam? Like, why take a bet if they can't cough up the cash when they lose? I reckon the smaller casinos get that it's tough out there, and scamming ain't the smart play. They could rake in steady profits, even if it's just a bit, plus build up their reputation and maybe grow in the long run.

Most of the new gambling platforms like this, usually they will give players a bigger chance of winning to allow them to make larger deposits. It is like giving a bait to the player so that they can make a re-deposit with a larger amount and then some additional bonuses to give the player initial confidence. Unfortunately, many players fall into traps like this.
That's why I don't want to play on new gambling platforms, especially random ones I come across while surfing the internet, because we don't know their credibility and track record, whether they can be trusted or not. It's better for me to stick with the gambling platform that I usually play on because their credibility have been proven and I don't need to risk my money being lost on a new platform.

Safety should always come first for gambling. If you like gambling-related pages on all the websites you visit and apps you use you may see more ads about gambling. I think this may be their new trick to scam. Do not believe in such advertisements. They are really quite strange. It is better to analyze the casino sites according to your own skills rather than trusting the advertisements. Other obstacles in gaming are certainly annoying but they can be worse. They may actively jeopardize player safety. Ads and ads will hinder gaming and instead give all players a seamless bad experience online Therefore it is better to observe the legitimate casino sites by taking your own precautions and not looking for these advertisements.

I want to assume that other people's thoughts are different, maybe those who gamble not only with one site where when they get a win then there is news that the site will not give another win easily I say this because I also experienced it. I played on one site and got a sizable win,  and the next time I gambled again on the same site when the winnings I got had been enjoyed, but as long as I gambled on that site after getting the winnings I got, it was difficult to get another win, until when I spent money to gamble again almost equivalent to the winnings I got before, When I played on a new site on my first deposit not long ago I got a win, whether it was luck or what,  what is clear is that until now I am still doing this, by switching sites when I get enough winnings. So there's nothing wrong with them gambling with multiple sites. But do you mind that, or not at all?
In my opinion, everyone has their own rights to do what they think is right, as long as it doesn't harm others it doesn't matter.

When it comes to the new casinos, I don't really take time on checking them out unless I am really curious and found something that they're worth to try to. It's fortunate that you have a good experience with them because what happened in the past with those gamblers that have tried unfamiliar casinos, they've been scammed.

That's what we're trying to avoid here. When someone who's new to gambling and found a new casino through ads that they've seen on social media websites or through search engines. There's a big chance that they're not good as what you've experienced. Because we all know that the house always wins and aside from that, when it comes to withdrawals, they're giving people hard time to withdraw.

So for your experience that it's worthy, it's nice to hear that nothing bad happened to your money. It's the reason why many who's into testing new platforms need to deposit only with an amount that you can afford to lose so if ever something happens that you have never expected, you're just free to go and you won't feel bad about it.

It is good to hear about your experience with gambling on new websites. It is important to be careful about these kind of new sites. Particularly when we are talking about online gambling. And this is a nice move that you started with a small amount to check the website. And this also good that you withdraw your winnings. But keep in mind these kind of websites always give you opportunity to invest more in their platform first they will give you your winnings but when you deposit a big g amount so they can refuse or ban your account.

And thanks for giving awareness to others about you experience. So by this others will think about and will keep away from these kind of websites.

But think this is not in these gambling sites. You will find these kind of scam sites in every field. Means in crypto field you can see bunch of websites which are just the waste of time and high threshold to withdraw they just take your time and never give any benefits to you.

My belief is that there is nothing wrong in trying new platforms if they are providing good bonuses and stuff, but one shouldn't use large funds with them even if they have allowed small withdrawals. Depositing $5 and withdrawing $6 doesn't make the platform trusted or deserving for higher deposits because scam or fraud platforms would first make people trust them and then when they start depositing higher amounts, they will stop allowing them to withdraw any large amounts if they manage to win.

So, it is not necessary for anyone to use a new platform for their gambling activities if they know they spend a lot of money on their bets and tend to make large bets in either sports betting or gambling games because using an old, trusted, and secure platform is much better in that case.

You still need to be careful with that gambling site. Not because you successfully withdrew $6 means it is a trustworthy gambling platform. There are other scam sites that would do that as a strategy for gamblers to bite their traps which I don't think is a new style.
If I were you, I'd keep that pace of just $5 amount and then try to make it larger. Maybe up to $30-50 and then that's when you can test their reputation. But, I would not go to placing $500 in a rush. It's too early to say that they would be trustworthy just because of a single withdrawal.
You are already in a forum where a lot of gambling sites gained a reputation and have been running for years. Why would you dare test something out of the ordinary, especially the unknown? You should've named the gambling platform, maybe some members here will have an idea about them.

But it's possible that the $5 can be withdrawn because it still meets the casino's security standards. The casino might require KYC for withdrawals above $50, which can't be tested with such a small amount. It's important for us to read other user reviews and the TOS when signing up. If we're really trying to avoid KYC, it might be a good idea to look for information on the official forum thread (if they have one) or on other websites.

I usually conduct small ammount tests for purposes like checking deposit and withdrawal speed, as well as transaction fees for withdrawals. When it comes to testing KYC, I prefer gathering information from other users or maybe even reaching out directly to customer support.

Information is a gambler's first protection. Think critically: are all review sources reliable? I only trust bitcointalk because here I feel the authencity. Review depth and diversity are unmatched on this platform. It's a community where real users share real experiences, not just ratings. Bitcointalk provides a variety of viewpoints to help us decide

Are reviewers experienced gamblers? Do they describe their experiences in detail or vaguely? This examination is essential. After all, we want to gamble safely and fairly, and not every review is accurate. Gambling is about odds and human behavior. We can make gaming more fun and safe by using Bitcointalk's community wisdom and forming our own judgment

Involving yourself in a gambling site that you don't know or heard anything about seem to me like a big risk, op it will be better next time for you to make versed research of a site before doing anything in such site, you were luck this time, but that doesn't mean that you should do this all the time, because next trying might not be as smooth as this one, there are many untrusted gambling site out there, that's why you as a gamblers is not suppose to jump into conclusion whenever you see one, as gambler no the advertisement you see on a gambling site, you should try as much as possible to thoroughly make findings about such site before engaging yourself in any of their activity.

I also trust the reviews on this forum rather than reviews from sites out there because I don't know those sites and don't know whether they provide honest or dishonest reviews. Instead of looking for information on casino sites from out there, we can ask about the experiences of members on this forum because this forum has many members who are experienced in the field of gambling, so that they can share their experiences in many casinos. It can help us to find a casino that is suitable for us and can be included in the list of trusted casinos for us.

Reviewers on this forum are mostly experienced gamblers who have gambled very often at many casinos so they can help us find the casino. That is why we use this forum to find a suitable casino so that we will not be cheated by gambling in shady casinos. We can also ask many things about the casino through its representatives because on this forum, many casinos have launched their casinos and have ANNs, so it will make it easier for us to interact with the casino.

Always anticipate that any casino is going to ask for KYC when there's something wrong with the withdrawal. And I think with legit new casinos, they're happy to let their users withdraw as low as $5 without even the need to comply for any kyc policy because they're just starting out and they want to get the trust of their new users.

If you think that with small amount such as $5 can't be enough to test a new platform, it's really possible but make it $10 for your convenience if you really think that you want to try them out. About reading TOS upon signing up, who are still reading those? most of us are just hitting the register button after filling out the forms.

Most of us does that when we try new and small casinos for our own safety and it won't be hurting when we try to play and deposit with the newest platforms because they're still untrustworthy and can run away with their users deposit because they don't have reputation yet.

I have played with some casinos in the past that I come across from sponsorships and advertisements. Thing about this is that it's quite hard for the regular joe to just discern from the get-go whether a site's reputable or not. As in my case where I didn't know there were issues with the site that I played with. Fortunately enough I was able to cash my money out but there had been cases reported by their previous users where they don't release the withdrawals and sometimes even ban users so they can't get into their account and withdraw their money, especially after a big win.

I think there's nothing wrong with getting attracted by ads and actually playing with a casino you saw from advertisements, but you have to pair it up with proper research and wariness since most of these sites are not trustworthy to say the least.

I have never been tried to gamble strange sites or just ads on social media platforms. But as an agent of online casino before, I just made few dollars but the odds of winning is really low, but with referrals you could earn more. I don't usually give a try on something I am not feeling a reliable or trusted site because gambling involves money, if we're scammed then it's gone.

I agree with you on the inability of the gambler to do extra research about the casino before they dive into making an account on them,  and truly online ads are not the problem because we also have some good and reputable casinos and sportsbooks who also run ads on the Internet and some time they gain new players from such adverts,  so specifically speaking, the responsibility to discover whether or not a casino has a reputation or not is on the players.

Scam casinos are very manipulative and easy to detect if you give extra effort to search them out at some point,  but still, some gullible players have fallen victim to this.

Unfortunately there's no way to verify the casino is trustworthy or not, when you can't find the casino in this forum, most likely you will find it in someone else article which could be a honest or fake review. Big or not the casino isn't the way to make sure the casino is reputable, take a look with 1xshit, the casino looks big and they have a good traffic in social medias, but they're a very known scam.

I ignore those gambling platforms ads that pop up on my screen when browsing.

Thank goodness for this platform which I given me the proper foundation to review casino websites, hear from the good bad and ugly experiences of others and then stick with the tested and trusted. This may be one of the reasons why whenever there is a review campaign for a new casino, I like to apply, test and read the reviews of other gamblers who have also tested the platform.

The gambler will get the notification of advertising about the gambling sites on many games you use to play in the mobile phone.It was the strategy of the gambling sites to get more gambler to the gambling sites.This was not only the strategy of the small gambling sites,this was used by the mid range gambling sites.The exceptional gambling sites was to most gambling sites used by the all the country people around the world.The gambler should use the reputed gambling sites,which was used by your friends and family members.We don't know how long the gambling sites will survive in the market.So it was essential to use of the gambling sites was loyal to their customers.

Although not all gambling casino ads is scam but it’s really good to have Bitcointalk forum to check the reputation of certain casino. We can also raise concern and discuss about the service offered by the casino directly to the representative and co-players that is still active in the casino.

So far, most of the ads that I encounter related to casino is not popular here in the forum since it’s a local casino here in my country.

We are not to be do carried by the entertainment involved in gambling when we come across any unfamiliar gambling platform, we need to take some time in making research about them and know what they are upto before using them as our preferred gambling platform, I've seen so many gamblers always making accusation on gambling platforms for their non compliance to the customer service request they have demanded when some of the benefits they should enjoyed were taken and their contact support system is not responding to all our request, we may be disappointed in this kind of experience because there's no doubt about some platforms being of low quality standard and reputation.

i won't deposit any amount of money to the site that i haven't at least make a lil bit of research over the net. if you will do that, you will feel uneasy as you don't know what will happen next, if you can withdraw or not or if they will hold your funds once your deposit is getting big. it is always best to take precautions when it comes to gambling sites.
at least read some feedbacks or reviews pertaining to the site, so you won't caught off guard when you are already sending more funds to your account. nothing to worry if you are just spending few bucks but if your games are getting serious with higher bets, much better if you have more info about the reputation of the site.

If the OP had a good experience with the new random gambling site, still it does not mean that everyone will have the same experience. I would call OP lucky to have a good experience while most of the time if we just jump into the gambling site without knowing much about it, we are usually disappointed by it.

I will still recommend people to refrain from playing at random sites and first do a through check if the site is legit and good and play only if they have good honest reviews.


Yes, even there may be more scamming gambling sites than the real ones. So that is why there is no point moving from site to site and testing them with your hard earned money. Better stay of the few trusted ones which have been running's for years and gamblers trust them always.

I have seen many fake loan apps, just like fake casinos and gambling sites, and because Ads can be unregulated, they have also become a tool for criminals to use to promote their fake casinos and betting websites and get victims. I noticed how often these fake websites and apps run advertisement, and it is even more than what some legit companies do. These ads show up whenever you are using another app, or even a social media site, and they may look legit. Their usual victims will be people who want to try out online gambling and casinos for the first time, and others who have no one to ask for recommendations. New gamblers have to be very careful.

That's why we all have to be very careful if we see an advertisement that looks too good to be true, especially if the name of the site looks strange or we don't know it at all. Usually, advertisements that are too good to be true will turn into a scam after they succeed in getting money from consumers and will just leave the consumers. These advertisements appear very frequently in many applications and the scammers are able to spend a lot of money to place advertisements in many applications. That's because they manage to get a lot of money from consumers by cheating them. People who are not careful in looking for more information about the site can be deceived and lose their money.

Most of the gambling or casino sites that you will come across with advertisements and offer huge amounts of money are likely to be scams but not all of them are good casinos or gambling sites if monitored carefully. Earning through referrals can be a bonus income for us but if we connect a new gambler to a bad casino through a referral, he may be cheated later on. We will definitely earn bonus income through referral but it must be good casino site or gambling site. If a new gambler can be introduced to a good quality casino site then he will not be cheated from that gambling site even if he loses money by gambling.

this forum still keeps those casinos in check. once the community sees something is not right and the accusation is solid, the casino in question will face a lot of feedback that its operation will not be the same as they do in the past. the word spreads faster on social media as users are always on the lookout for those bad actors. and it's not gonna be easy to fix a reputation that is already damaged with pieces of evidence.

The number fake casinos out there is just mindboggling. And most ads on YouTube are scams. These are ads made by scammers to scam the unsuspecting. Very important to thoroughly vet them before registering and inputting personal information there. And one of the most annoying thing is that you cannot escape it because even if you use an ad blocker, there are some websites that wouldn't load until the adblocker is disabled. If I smell a rat, I do not bother looking twice on the link.

We know that building up reputation is something that do really takes time and it would really be a long time, once trust is established then expect for business to be something that could be trusted
and profits would comes next and its true that this community or forum itself is really that highly reactive when it comes to scams and frauds on which no matter how long you are in existing
but if issues or accusations that had been thrown out would be that having that solid evidence then for sure it would really be a complete u-turn of events on which you would really be
destroying on the reputation that you had built up for too long as a casino or business owner. Not all new sites would really be automatically considered to be a scam, you cant really just
able to avoid that people would be sticking into those old ones rather than on testing the new ones.

Come one that these old sites are ones new too, lets give them a chance and if you are really that interested on testing out then its not bad to make use of few bucks.
If you do see that it is really something that works well then this is where it will give out that kind of trust or credibility building on which sooner or later
if they would continue to be that way then time comes that they might really be getting that recognition.

Interesting, but at first, I thought you are going to say that you are making a profit out of that fluctuation, without even placing a bet on their games. And it seems that the site doesn't comply to AML/KYC policies, because you can just withdraw right after you made a deposit. This was still good though for some gamblers who wants to play safely.

You know, they will now withdraw once they hit something, even though the winnings are not that huge enough. Don't worry, this wasn't a kind of drama you are sharing here but it's a good tip, just in case there are still bettors our there who likes to click on everything that they saw on the advertisements and then they don't do any security measures.

If op prefer skilled base game to chance based game I think he know why he choose that which can be a better option for him to make profits from the market. The are games that all depends on our skills for us to make profits from them which can be a good option for many gamblers that are ready to learn and increase the opportunity of making profits from betting. Just like snooker, there are people that are very skilled in it and are always look for opponents to bet with so that they can display their skill. Skilled base games are better options to many professional gamblers than just trying random lucks.

You cant blame out on why people would really be that skeptical as always on which considering that shady and scam sites do really exist, it is really just a normal approach that someone will really be that careful
when it comes on making deposits specially on a new site. They might be that good looking but still not a guarantee that they would really be that legit but somehow if you do see a sites interface which is really that well built and design on which you could say that they throw up money on making that design or overall UI, then it is really hard to believe that this is really just that for the sake of scamming users.
There are really moments or situations in speaking about real assessment on particular situations on which our common sense would really be able to help us.

Well, it cant really be removed about those hesitance and those suspicious on new sites but lets give them some chance because everything starts on being new.
Give them some time and if you do see that your withdrawal passess through without any issues then it would really be not bad on giving them the chance
and might sooner they might be one of the most known and popular.

Not all the website Google allowed to get ads on their website, so what they do is they voluntary make a deal with any betting platforms with special offer like give 500% bonus on first deposit for people that click on the link to the gambling platforms. I don't like such type of ads because you can directed to a wrong place of betting platforms, some of owner of websites doesn't just care about people but the revenue generated.


While at this level, you still need to be careful because what you just did might be a testing phase, they can still scam you if they want you. Most platforms will let you have the first withdrawal or second as a bait for you to come back before they teach you lessons. I don't think one need to be changing gambling platforms, just stick to one that is popular and reputable and you are good to go because you have nothing to fear.

In part, things when it comes to casinos of this style are quite Emphatic and that can be something that has a lot to do with what we should see, if a casino is coming out new it is something we should be very careful about, that's fine and I like it I am attracted to the fact that a casino does not have KYC indexes, that is something that I love, but to be able to give an opinion, that casino has to be brought here and have a thread Ann, it is something that I would like to see happen, I could think Sometimes casinos that are of this style fail to have some licenses and that is why it can be a problem for some users here on the Forum, but I don't care much, and it may sound contradictory, but why? It's simple, a casino can come out with all the licenses but it can still become a scam, there is nothing to do if it has the licenses, it can become a scam casino, that is what will Always become evident, for me things work So.

Now if the casino is honest, if the casino does not have some licenses , because it turns out that those licenses can prohibit some users from certain Countries , I think that these things can make a difference and this is something that not everyone has the same point of view , but I base my opinion on the fact that I know that in the near Future, crypto casino owners will no longer want KYC requirements, because they will probably flee pro-government persecution, by people who do not like seeing happy faces in their eyes. outsiders, then things can turn like this , from Seeking privacy to seeking a lot of anonymity, for me these things are going to be seen in that sense or in that direction, so I think it will be like that, and it is very Likely , it could be that Now things are going Differently but looking at how Everything is going, the trend will be like this, and this KYC thing is very annoying, only for reliable and favorite Casinos is what I always Recommend.